Charles Mainz
speaker
262 appearances
35 recordings
1 series
first heard Oct 2025
last heard 22 Aug
Charles Mainz’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Trump has justified his intentions on Greenland as necessary to protect U.S.
security interests in the Arctic from rival powers, including Russia.
Yet many Russian officials, including President Vladimir Putin and members of his Security Council, have suggested Trump's claims on Greenland are historically justified.
And what observers say is tacit Russian support for a move all but sure to provoke a crisis in the transatlantic alliance.
Charles Mainz, NPR News, Moscow.
Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov says he isn't weighing in on whether a possible U.S.
annexation of Greenland would be good, bad, or even legal.
Instead, Peskov says he's merely acknowledging that President Trump's actions would be historic and written about for years to come.
Trump has justified his intentions on Greenland as necessary to protect U.S.
security interests in the Arctic from rival powers, including Russia.
Yet many Russian officials, including President Vladimir Putin and members of his Security Council, have suggested Trump's claims on Greenland are historically justified.
And what observers say is tacit Russian support for a move all but sure to provoke a crisis in the transatlantic alliance.
Charles Mainz, NPR News, Moscow.
The injunction prohibits agents from using crowd control weapons such as pepper spray on protesters and from stopping drivers without probable cause.
Judge Kate Menendez says safely following agents' vehicles does not by itself create reasonable suspicion to justify a stop.
The ruling comes in response to a lawsuit from six people who were detained or threatened by ICE last month.
Putin's remarks came during an annual press conference during which he fielded questions from both reporters and the Russian public for several hours.
The Kremlin leader boasted of recent battlefield gains and said peace would come once Ukraine had accepted Russian demands that include ceding territory and a formal ban on joining NATO.
Putin also thanked President Trump for his efforts to negotiate an end to the conflict and said he'd received certain signals that Kyiv was ready to engage in some kind of dialogue.
The Kremlin has said it's still waiting to hear details on the Trump administration's latest peace proposals following talks with Ukrainian and European officials this week.
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